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1. CANDOR (NOUN): (निष्कपटता): complete honesty
Synonyms: directness, fairness
Antonyms: dishonesty, unfairness
Example Sentence:
Lisa has done her task with complete candor.
2. DEVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कपटपूर्ण): deceitful
Synonyms: duplicitous, insidious
Antonyms: honest, forthright
Example Sentence:
Rohit plays a devious character.
3. DISENTOMB (VERB): (अन्वेषण करना): disclose
Synonyms: resurrect, unearth
Antonyms: entomb, bury
Example Sentence:
They disentombed the matter.
4. DEFALCATION (NOUN): (कमज़ोरी):  default
Synonyms: disaster, failure
Antonyms: accomplishment, achievement
Example Sentence:
Imran made defalcation in funds.
5. DEBILITY (NOUN) : decrepitude
Synonyms: enervation, enfeeblement
Antonyms: soundness, healthiness
Example Sentence:
Even though she beat cancer, she still dealt with debility from her battle.
6. DISPARATE (ADJECTIVE): (पृथक्): contrasting
Synonyms: discordant, diverse
Antonyms: agreeing, alike
Example Sentence:
Avni made disparate arguments.
7. CANARD (NOUN): (झूठी अफवाह): fabrication
Synonyms: exaggeration, lie
Antonyms: truth, reality
Example Sentence:
Her statement was full of canard.
8. DOYEN (NOUN): (दल के उच्च सदस्य): legislator
Synonyms: principal, authority
Antonyms: pupil, student
Example Sentence:
Amit is a doyen of this organisation.
9. CESSATION (NOUN): (‎समाप्ति, विराम): abeyance
Synonyms: breather, discontinuance
Antonyms: activity, continuity
Example Sentence:
Since the bad weather has caused a temporary building cessation, the office building will not be completed on time.
10. BRIGAND (NOUN): (डाकू): hoodlum
Synonyms: bandit, desperado
Antonyms: law, police
Example Sentence:
Anshul is a brigand.


Idiom of the Day

📚kick the bucket
INFORMAL

✍🏾Meaning:
If someone kicks the bucket, they die.

❕For example:

🔺When I kick the bucket, you can just bury me under a tree at the bottom of the garden.

🔺Did you see the movie "Bucket List"? It's about these two old guys who make a list of all the things they want to do before they kick the bucket.

➕Origin: Possibly related to an old and outdated second meaning of the word "bucket", which was a wooden frame on which an animal was hung by the feet before being killed. While dying, the animal might struggle and "kick the bucket".
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